Lilly Elliott

It is with heavy hearts and profound respect that we announce the passing of Lilly Elliott, a beloved mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother, who left us on October 13, 2026. Born on June 22, 1974, in Atlanta, Georgia, Lilly lived a life filled with love, laughter, and a deep commitment to her family. Lilly was a guiding light to her four cherished children: Regina Elliott, Robert Elliott, Candiace Elliott, and Delecia Elliott. Her love for them knew no bounds, and she dedicated her life to nurturing and supporting their dreams. Her legacy continues through her eight treasured grandchildren: Journee Elliott, Kiara James, Jordan Elliott, Jeremy James Jr, Jaylen Elliott, Tyler Elliott, Xena Elliott, and Lilly Elliott, each carrying a piece of her heart. Lilly was also blessed with the joy of becoming a great-grandmother to Aurora James, a role she embraced with warmth and delight. Known for her gentle spirit and unwavering strength, Lilly touched the lives of many with her kindness and compassion. Her home was always a haven of comfort and hospitality, where laughter echoed and love thrived. She had an incredible ability to make everyone feel special, and her wisdom and guidance were gifts to those who knew her. Lilly's passions extended beyond her family. She was deeply involved in her community, offering her time and talents to various charitable endeavors. Her selflessness and generosity left a lasting impact on those she helped and inspired. A private funeral ceremony will be held in her honor, where her family will gather to celebrate her life and legacy in an intimate setting. As we remember Lilly, we are reminded of the light she brought into the world and the enduring love she leaves behind. The family requests that in lieu of flowers, donations be made in Lilly's memory to a charity of your choice, reflecting her spirit of giving and kindness. Lilly Elliott's life was a beautiful testament to love, resilience, and compassion. Though she is no longer with us, her spirit will forever live on in the hearts of those who were privileged to know and love her.